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Esketamine Injection After Childbirth Reduces Postnatal Depression: Study

Esketamine Injection After Childbirth Reduces Postnatal Depression: Study
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Esketamine Injection After Childbirth Reduces Postnatal Depression: Study

A new clinical trial has recently been published in The BMJ, which demonstrates that administering a single, low dose of esketamine immediately after childbirth can significantly reduce major depressive episodes in individuals who experience depressive symptoms during pregnancy.

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China healthcare to mobilize professionals for health clinic support

China healthcare to mobilize professionals for health clinic support
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Premeal Stomach-Filling Capsule Effective for Weight Loss

Oral intragastric capsules that expand with water in the stomach showed promising results for weight loss in adults with overweight or obesity.

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Salt Substitute Can Reduce Incidence of Hypertension Among Seniors

For older adults with normal blood pressure, replacing usual salt with a potassium-enriched salt substitute can reduce the incidence of hypertension without increasing the incidence of hypotension.

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